RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

o the latested jvm 1.3.1_whatever solved it... Regards, Dan On Tue, 21 May 2002, Ghorpade, Rajendra wrote: > Hi Remy,Peter > > After some research I found out that there were no more concurrent session > problems and the same request processed twice problem when I changed my > si

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

Hi Remy,Peter After some research I found out that there were no more concurrent session problems and the same request processed twice problem when I changed my simulator(test program) to use HttpClient API. There could be the a bug in implementaion of java.net.HttpUrlConenction. I tried HttpUrlC

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

your webapp web.xml file right :) so if it's not specified in your webapp, then it's the default one in the configuration directory. Do the duplicate session occur before 30 minutes or after? Assuming the session timeout is set to the default. peter "Ghorpade, Rajendra&q

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

Hi Peter, >your connector settings are the default. Since you didn't include >answers to the other questions, I am assuming neither does the servlet, >jsp or client set the timeout. by the way, the connectionTimeout isn't >the session time-out value. Thats true!! But I had not included the ses

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

Peter, >If your problem isn't caused by un synchronized hashtable, more The problem is not the synchronized hashtable.It is just a check to see that sessions are not mingled.Before I did'nt had this check.But I was wondering why my code was not behaving as I wished.Then during debugging I found t

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

List' Subject: RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat??? Sychronize the method that is using hastable or synchronize the Block it will work -Original Message----- From: Ghorpade, Rajendra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 16 May 2002 16:04 To: 'Tomcat Users List' Subject: R

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

sion life cycle on tomcat and your client app are synchronized, the client is going to get duplicate session id's. peter "Ghorpade, Rajendra" wrote: > > Peter, > > I do invalidate session after the 5th step. > And the check which I apply in the service method is o

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

Peter, I do invalidate session after the 5th step. And the check which I apply in the service method is only in the service method. I mean I add and remove the session Ids in the service method itself.Just to check that the ongoing session id is not give to any other request thread. So there sho

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

the cookie, that registers that session id as "taken". peter lin "Ghorpade, Rajendra" wrote: > > No! I did'nt tried it with JMeter. > But when I ran the test without any processing on the server then it works > fine. > So I do'nt know how

RE: Conncurency issue with tomcat???

peter lin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 1:44 PM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: Re: Conncurency issue with tomcat??? have you tried using jakarta JMeter to perform the same test? peter "Ghorpade, Rajendra" wrote: > > Hi again, > > One informat

Conncurency issue with tomcat???

Hi again, One information missing in the previous mail I am using tomcat 4.0.1 Raj -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Conncurency issue with tomcat???

Hi all, I have a strange problem to discuss. Background : We are using a servlet as an entry point to our application.We are using tomcat as the servlet engine. So the concurrent users to our application depends on the concurrecy support by the tomcat.We have developed a simulator to send the r